Agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
Unfortunately there's no shortage of people that always play the dump card. Wasnt my intention blah blah blah, but it takes a special kind of loser to drag that collared dog out of that field.
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Agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
Unfortunately there's no shortage of people that always play the dump card. Wasnt my intention blah blah blah, but it takes a special kind of loser to drag that collared dog out of that field.
Don't worry about a Zombie Apocalypse it will never happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by onelessarrow
The Dumb"butt" Apocalypse on the other hand is in full swing.
Problem, is if you shoot a zombie in the brain it dies, shoot a dumbbutt in the head and you'll go deaf from the sound of the air rushing through the hole to fill the vacuum. ;)
Son of a....
Loosing a pet is a very sad affair indeed.I lost my cat 2 years ago,and I am still feeling the pain.
Now back to the post:
So far we know what was stated on the Facebook .We may never know the truth how the thing really played out.
So far we have a good understanding the guy/girl made some mistakes(likely )but we do not know the facts.
So far we seen on this very forum that the poor guy/girl (hope he/she feels bad about the whole situation)would be lynched by many.
So why we are wondering why he /she is not coming forward after everything was done,when he/she (if he /she indeed) did dragged the poor dog from the field .
So why we are eventually crucifying this guy(girl)if we do not know all the facts(any of us just goes by what was stated on the Facebook...not challenging what was posted ,yet that is our only info available).
What happened to the-Innocent until proven guilty?
I feel as much bad as the owners of the poor dog do....but why WE are making harsh statement without knowing the facts???
I think it is not fitting very well.
There is no excuse for killing some ones pet, unless it was a vicious attack by the dog, upon the shooter whom ever they were, he/she.
A vicious attack, is highly unlikely, the best case scenario is mistaken identification of the target by someone unfamiliar with what a coyote actually looks like , this again makes you wonder , as the pictures of the dog/pet show it to be wearing a collar.
The collar is visible in both pictures of the dog.
The shooter must have known they did wrongly did shoot/kill it because they had taken it away to hide, get rid of the evidence of their stupidity.
Have there been any updates or new info?
Nothing new ......yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
Does not appear on face book any more under original poster?
The azzhole knowingly was trespassing and discharging a firearm on private property. Some people have a problem with a dog roaming free on its own property, why? Nothing at all wrong with allowing your dog to roam free on your own property what so ever. Also to take the dog and hide it from owners is a very disgusting act. I only hope they are found and charged.Quote:
Originally Posted by gbk
Dogs can't read and or respect property lines, I love dogs but come on let's be realistic here, letting your dog roam loose is asking for trouble. There is lots of blame to go around here but some of it is self inflicted by not have control of the dog. I live out in the country but my dog is always tied off, if and when I walk him off leash I always have it's leash in hand ready to control the dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by canadaman30
Had this dog been on a leash this would never have happened.